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t 20 $50 652s G52 81 OJ .32 Io.77G 10 1874 POS
iS1 I.2 AZ III g Us, 81 U3l 439 20 lO2 % 10 49, 2OS

E"buS7 s ii OsJ o. U3i 49, 20 10 1884, 2OS
quantity Of S%r on gs Sc5 dsr the wae
L. bushels datc In 1885 oeing
SSsH' sSS t' sso bushels less than
on s' 1 IL is Ss loot sS%"t SI & as OF TR
S' SsaS a q p"pno
sept 1856 2l2O0O bushels The home crop OF 81
oo6 0o6bu-hcs being remainder OF 10000
900 and hour to be imported y the
sss IA, year 90 G been M RON sept 1855
o. 1857 10 which add l5S 900 bushels on passage January
thence leaving on January 22 1887 10 be purchased in and
January - ISIS Ansn.I9 1887. s7o4o6GS bushels of
wheat aud wheat Hour together am, ,o., , &, D.,
year ended bscsmSsr H. 1880 nsys 4 800 bushels
issn'' 80 Sn s' in 1888 and 4S5Sss bushels IN
49, ss5 were .is Ss2 GSs bushels s.
HAY AND sTRAw-A quiet but generally steady market
aS9 ps s1ofE 500 SCGSS Sv4 No. IS 6S Clover
M,1ed GS97oc Straw. Long. roo 75c' short 6oaS0c.'
prevails for iS1S P%Sa 1s. and
without feature American N.w.YorE State: 1856,
r%e t % c" To Choice 2s az t1 aG facn
coast ss6 Prime TO choice "a 25c' do Far TO Good
and bonenlanS cIop Of 1855 S2@27c Mixed Ger
MoLAssEs-A quiet but steady market at Goa 2OIc for
boiling stock one cargo ceniuegos Sold Philadelphia at
MErALs-For certificates the market wa. dull but
- Soc 10 DO at ~ c 30 March 6oc last half Feb
rnS q Ss 2to tons rurpcntns steady at SOC
s'H" GOOD sra, Ssi i s s
K. 81 %; ii. " %; n. 81 "; ". q. IS TO- ". W"
oils rinseed oil firm co,tonsCed crude s!S sum,
a4lc, CocoAnut. Ceylon osa6tc. Cochin sa.dsci Cod,
domestic 80 a52c oreign, 5oa37ci Llnseed raw e ea
&C. ws.s ' Crude .oud p Vs. ss PRESSED SSS
bleachoi winter 2oc beaehed spring sol EXTRA
bleached S2s; sperm crude '2@ISG; natural w9ts
S sa % $780, Crude. 't1$ $
s sG%': etoc extra Ssashs hed Elan s2s
S3c s.ponlne' SOC; bank 2oe; sts om moo bsS
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Busness the berth continues
GSNDoS or IiVERpooI from Philadelphia. German
ship geeH 5000 1b. refined OIL Is o S6s redhe9
oil old LIsBON from PhisdoiPh,ws,
Sss se0. sS' ,Sn'4 % o s 49,
22x 6 lard 2o.i tallow 2os beef A. 80 Gas Sa'
steam GRAIN AL hour iGa; bacon 2os ar 29.. t "a
i%iis 81 oil cake i5s nossnrc%ent q. % s.cd To
BRsToL BY steam Drain 5 aour as vi IA p sSs
pork sd Oh los 3D. sugar rs 3D. go
Dos srd BY , s,sa% as ,s beef d. pork. is
sugar 2o. oil cake ies measurement Sos so.,
iacw 2os beet 6s pork 81 sd lgI "a ls S.n si
OH cake ltsi 2os CorENHASES h hnee
steam. 1000 bush grain Is MA RoEiLLh' A''
nes our s.s with Ss Telling sea
gradins quite 2o9 oil: Mess, v,p pryoa1
for M Sswa sHss% ss o ,s @
and 50 for SIT Extra s 65% IS: civ Eis
S's % I S;:s $50
Si MAY ssvsly gH 81 IL s'
i pssy i Sss.s sss9ss "a
odsr ns %% saS Clear
SHADE easiss . ana s S" ceSr $780,
4 snd Short a9i.sa hail. Clear S'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 90 1881
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels aud Rniiron,is
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

LOT Brazil growths are firmly held at l47sc for
Ialr o SPOT Invoices sales 900 bags No a. lf85c Milo
eo"us anle The option market the Exchange was ex
csenngy dun The market opened ats points advance ana
sio NY AZ The opening prices follows; January
1900 $40; February 1920 1925 March; 1909
i3,d9 ApriL l3o5ai3lO; May. 1907 l. 10 Jun.
s ssprn o 3l5 october 1915 MTy"m
per- IaOn 1919; December l3lO613l5. Sales Sbuo oaRs
Co' ,O,N-An easy market at unchanged 0notations
sae oo Daes I0 lis EVENING" all OF which were Tor con
SUMPTION me p0r receipts today were 20 l9 has coi
pairing 22oS tins day last week and 254O9 Oaies s
DAY lat year since September the total port receipts
period last wear
Quotations ON The standard OF classification
rs fOllOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRk; Friday; Jan 2s.-BEEvEs- Receipts were
Goth St Total for SIX days 1901 head against 1852 head for
uptown all for Mr. and trade reported
Fifteen Jersey City direct slaughterers
ami about 80 cars altogether were offered for
Temey g soa ' Trade 'u %as NOT brisk and
%o sI aN r e sspf Gs nn
however, and the feeling appeared to be full as strong at the
common to Choice Steers sold at 81 l5as5 40 per
Dry Cows and Bulls ard stays at 81 eO0s3 80 and oi
Erin will probably of tomorrow with anoat $50
"ie' making the total shipments week 81 Live
Cattle 4so S @nr ff tS nH@ 20 yf sf So
co do 42o n At 50 go Y DO IA ID az 50 70 II so 1857
do 1929 10, at 80 do 1875 ID. at s. Bulls 1925 b. at
sherman & Culver: Ohio steers 1892 ~ at 81 go DO
ll3S o. at q 5o y DO i0s7 b. at 81 30 Ohio pry c?% VS.
1919 b: at s. So Il DO iase ;. i2o
Ii S Roscntha p chicago steers, 1919 n, az s5 l2s;
i2eo at s4 i2 do iss At s. a. i DO l55 ID. q
Filter s los p bulIs I$ss h. IS o. do.
40 g yr :, a. Sso'E' o ~
Stag 1850 H. at So so i Bull. 1870 N. at 49, do sSs 3D.
& 5fs'%1cEf z SSf S'sfs' sss f3 + e
@1sq is5 atss O.. $sS VIZ H. e $i7S 40 40
yswtsa - dle S!y 'SS. V %tssrs
Ffs e. State Oxen egS g. 800 g. at
SO SS 81 so c cn 900 S % BULL 1850 b.
cs... %"q 1Gec q s q s1"s5
q % s !S at ss 80 90 81 sss g. r g. 3D.
o at z foo 90 10 $t 81 ha p 1875 $50 10 % rs l'
E az 81 s. !; g 5 q 4 J. &
were 10 heal ali At Sohs na The de;
steady. Grasscrs sold at3 4S afew te Calves at 81 90
and omTG% to M%s yfa' 80 Ta PER "a n
80 2e3 ~ at %c; Veal 100 10 al 5ci ADO lOS d. at
HaIcnbrck Iavis AZ Fed Calves, 424 %. at "a 20;
Den6ack Dewey. - Gra..er; go r atsIS; DO 80,
S n At T sS &c. t9 s al &c &c VEAL iio d.
NSyien Get, mails ISS ~ at &c. q, ., o,s
.I days 1884 head against head for the
Eashsr. took eola slowly again today and ,aHe was %H
hour hs prospect not Gh fGf amer Nv:
prices have losing week Tor sheep saughterers and
they not anxious TO buy any further great amount o.
Poor to Prime Sheep sod SO oOds5 55 Choice and EI
Common Choice Lamb. ranged from %. to e per ~
sales-sherman & culver: $50 Territory sheep ITO TO-
g .is Do & 81 b. lGs S''99ss ss:ss 81 g
44S NisssI% do :. p at = q 20 o .,.,c
j. sgdieT { CO. i72 Kentaesy sheep IA TO- at AZ
i. nafins.an los Territory sheep l2s ~ at Sc; 80.
w T d." 49, a. 4, POI Me6s Sheep so 81 an
H. Sc 2t9 Michigan Lambs. SO ID. at So 20;
1914 do ~ N. at 81 81.
Dicnback & Dewey 1922 state sheep % 10. at 6Hc lSi
do 81 1872 do 1876 H. at 5sc 1872 do l42 n. AT
pa Michigan Lambs % No. at &c. l59 Canada do, lO7 TO-
a 20 Sll
Hallcn6cck Davis 2i5 Pennsylvania shcep and Lambs
81 n. at oAc. -
Eycrtt & iilcock 1872 State Sheep (manly ewes) 1876
n 5Lc: l72 state sheep lu5 n, at - 81.
IT, II. Hollis II Sste sheep. llj 10. at 50 10 So State
Lambs IS 10. at &c per 10.
Hume & Mullen IL state Sheep. 81 10. at i2c,
OGS-Receipts IL OF 752 heads cars ut Jer
soy city and 10 at 40thst Total for six days 2942O
3a.7l6 head for the time last week Nc
sales reported weight Feeling firm, and Fair u
Prime HOGS may be quoted at - t2c per 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
A Lucky NIan.

"A lucky man rarer than white crow" says Juveh
and aink he knew HoTove have heard OF They
Of = let their secret out
people broken down health suffering win ivoI
and SKIN diseases scrofuA dropsy and consumption r
were lucky enough 20 hear OF and wise enough 10 use
Piercss Golden Medical Discovery tho sovereign po""
purifier tonic and Alternative OF the age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

T.
LONDON Jan 2s-l230 D. m.-Consos 100 lSlo ca aof
account United States Four per EN-
bonds l3OS Atlantic Great Western First MorN,
Trustees Certificates 4i Canadian Pacific % = Ere
Illinois Central 1861 Mexican Ordinary, 4''s 81 an
Common. 90; New York Central llia; PennsyNahA oo%
Reading 10. IN ,..no.
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Renes at ~ iahc''
a5 confines for the account a., .ao,,,,
and Western FIRST Mortgage Trustees nn
fcates 40 anadian Pacific 65A Erie 80; do second 1u
soils 90 y; Illinois Central 1861 Mexican Ordinary a"1
ST. Paul Common. 90a- Recalling. 1873
Uuisons Bay Company. 81 a.. ,u,,oa at
43O advices quote Three Per cent iSen'co nv
50 francs 20 centmes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
STAINED.

Good ordinary. ol6 Low Niitny l:l1,
st.Dood Or lnlrv = ~ Nhlng .............- Sl3-lb
First prices the option OpcDed points decline
and he final gne represented decline Of ga 10 points
for the day. Sales, ll7,G00 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
A Bonanza MIne

OF besth In 10 be found in Dr. " Perces Favorte ds
scriptlou" 10 the merits OF which ~ remedy ioE 'o
sSeaGn mss. and Kindred affections thousands testify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

nec,re Of man or woman, prcmaturely induced "
cssses or bad practices speedily and radically cured
iliustrssed) 10 cents In siampA consnitxuvn HOO
isne mary Medical Association. Buffalo. n. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
CLOSING pnIoEs OF ParLA DsLPHA sroo6s
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %. 1887.

The Benton Mining Company has levied an assessment OF
26 cents per share. 49,, - 80
sessnent Of IS cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

he ad Mining JOnFnny
sessment Of IS cents per share.
FRIDAY, JAN 2S-P. NJ.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company to-day issued its annual brief statement OF Its
business for the year 1896 The result showing "baance
OF profits equal to 771OO per cent the capital stock
against 551OO in 1889, is remarkable when 1t Is
remembered how extremely low the prices for coal
realized during the first months OF the year Sub
Joined Is the statement compared with those Of the
ceding two years:
BUSINESS THREE YEARS
Years ended Dec. 81 1884, 1898. lSs6
Gross earnings .SSl.3ll993 $3l,Ovlb1S S3ZSAzooo
Operating expenses OF ..o.. 40,
railroads aud mines 29.OOs,l47 23,22O.Ofz Nbos'So
Net earninos - a. y03s SAG s7s7llO6 Sass. 432
Deduct interest and - ,,,-,,
Balance ....... So, l9O523 s2.6si,ol7 s220l.72l
Expenditures for
struction, equip 90. ooo
ment e:o 1916 O33 443.ls3 16i.029
,, -. a.. go soZ 400 a. oto sy4 ~ O37 6gl
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A JOB PRINTER and MANAGE AGE sss Usn IL New New
n charge job printing house 10 n We Opportunity
70 nave Tia ONCE into larger with ~ essSssSSx ~
ness and take charge man OF sAV0s'sSS'
Jrexa JOBBER, Tribune OWcS ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

sALEsAT THE CONsOLIDA TED STOCK AND Fh1"o'
LEUM EXCHANdE
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WHEAT

he
spring .G So snHns ~ y" el Ie'.s i tSrn-
No s5-c oats-N9 - ,ns'IN@ oa 't rn, m,
T f.rlsyNNs 3 Il Mss, rorx- Lar %
short Clear sides Gors - ,Tan ,i'is &c
pIandsrd Is" 5a,c Receipts-flour $4,000 9bs: Wheat
$1,000 Corn $4,000 bush. oats iS,1D PISA nnr
$1,000 Gb% Wheat 1000 bush' corn 5000 EH,s s
Oats $1,000 lush "So BUSH h-i''' i''Ooo
Produce Eaenase to.y the gast m rss, va va,
Soc per dozen Tor fresh
cscSxAr Jan ys-Fonr stc,dy FamI, g ,Sst1 Is;
"a &c Iicceipts 5000 Du-Ls shvmen- 1910 UnHh
Corn aas 80 Nss at 81 ror. $S at .2 Wa
Lard at 50 Buzz Rus - g baeo1
Of IA bG.s OF goods on the basis Of q 1
b for cS S"Ss Dairy Roll "-cios, Common
ana Light ri o0Gsi and butchers - 6aso H.
Receipts 40 Aeai: shipments 80 heal
pErnorr jan 2s-whoat--No | wht' c,,h sS'c' cash
Michigan Sc. so Rea cash s,c feo cd stc.
S@ $50, receipt. ZOO Pq.a o@isnNS wa a.S
~ 30. February 81 49,
es'n $50 fes 77 May corn :,s'dy .ca SS
20 % 81 Sec ssfleySa % seaiy.
M1s, o rg steam !-" Janusr3 Nav
n nfa0 barry. iG@Soc -. ,Ese, ,Isay At 27c 20
S@s@ Wheat $3.50 barley $3.50 oa'h sM y G,
1d,s 1910 '''- Wheat '''' 01''' "'''' '''
MrxxE,roLis Jan 2s.wheat Market les, firm but WIN
liberal trading at shade lower prices NO h'" '' ~
Feb. 7vc. May oJ.c
!a% 81 as @ New Mixed ss s
ssa Wn ,s . a% ns :. 1000 iooo
bnsI shipments 10000 bush oats 22OOO bush i'e
1000 basl-
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2s-Flour-Dull. 40 Western and
Pennsylvania Family s3 Gs5 30 ponn'yi..nm nm ~ 10
OHIO ce s.o9s. 10 tt,.s1 !! = 81 a1astS Vs. III
ea ana H%a'"eT@ 9o' W % = rsst % i
I'm clear ~ IL az 1000
10 Minnesota PATENTS g13a 80 .o'' - UoG ~ choice
iaes wheat 75a 80 100 Tor choice ,i for
January e4ss2e do ior February V2 "s.aic no
GG nsGs ana son. 10 r s1 Hs
Corn ruled 's h" pS T'' cram n1 DEPOT GSe steamer
S So Nae Mssd '% IN gram aS0 depot - % &c. Yellow IN
gram @ &ea '71 J.na a% @ Sc ST. February
@aesc do Tor March 47a47.c ApTiI ;ycr,
SaGsr Ss G' cns"s. Sale. ct Witt, cGoSS
s Me os s graz! TO- Gs' w"s
SS TA TO- ~ %n for VIA" jsSasy s7Ss,e
5sc do for DO Ag sso I'd
90 a53c, White choice 90 osci do taI 70 80
4sd6Jc, Burbaks choice 30 G5o. ito Far 70 n Mam
moth Pearl 53d Doc Fair 70 God as
- oGso smoked nsei oc seo ams szi Sos new
E. sSs. 90 "' SO 'is ay 1880 40
8. so n1es E lSG1s
cjss;s .as af hs sss
Rolls l2a22c quality, Packing Butter "a
Cheese nrm. NewYork full l82Gl3o. ONO n s
choice. l3c Pennsylvania part Skins aaoSo 10 ar.is
2iad4 Eyes dull Pehnnyi's nA
2Vc other Western 2S nc. Petroleum nu
test bbls. CSC. sugar-Itenned steady oranu 800
10 l6c Confectionery A. s. lCc: Powdered ga ~
nrm Winter Bran SIT Ooal7 TO per ton @ pnsn
Flour 570O bbla Wheat IL 200 bush Corn.lIsVo pusu
oats 1000 unsh. 5hlpinents-Whoat 2,OOo Juan wi"
e34OO Uusn. oats I. TOO bush
TOLEDO JAM 2swhoa weak lower Cash 49, d rSS
S7e..: Oats-Neglecod Clover seed steady rso orY
bid March ~ 81 Hcceips-Wheat 900 pusI- IU
5000 bush Oats 900 bush Clover seed 200 bags np
5000 bush Corn 5000 bush OATS 'ooo p"'-
Clover Seed 200 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF The RED ID LINE.
Sailing every twelve days for Veneznela A. and sss
Island OF Curtcoa L. afford unoll,iol opportahV's
iInse wishing To make short voyage to tho ropes
American ships specially built for the trs arg pfS
ve with every appliance for the safety
S wsaSo Passage si4I For particulars apply 70 -
"eeA~ EOULTON, BLISS * DA LLETT
General Managers. II WsLss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
4 REMARkABLE CASE.
An Old Man Succeeds In EstabiishinE His
Sanity.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 5.-Yesterday one
OF the longest and most remarkable trials ever
IN the COURTS OF Davidson county was con-
the case Of samuel r Ament one Of the p Ios
neers Of the State. and ono OF the most noted
citizens OF the county, now aged and infirm,
aside q verdict Of insanity rendered. This is
the first case OF this sort tho state has known.
Not til the last term OF the Legtslntpre was the
placed under guardian, to demand retrial.
The children OF the old man fought the case
bitterly and brought forward much evidence
hand, the Colonel and his wife made Q great
effort. His present wife was Mrs. Howard
before her marriage to him; she was on visit
met him, and q runaway marriage followed.
Ament Is 81 and his wife SO.
During the trial an attemP. was made to
her object was money, This was promptly
and decidedly met by the introduction, as a
Witness Of lazy OR LOEsvs
Lopisvitle and Nashville RaIlToad. she .testi-
witness stand Tor the second time during the
s99Es shssoSSh
the children. The Old gentlepan said he mar.
Tied bessS use he was gnsy Hs Children dr. did
oho 10 os &
his vile he said she was Hthe best woman ia
the WORLD, day OF argument followed, and
ae @ srSS aA he
cerned heard the verdict rendered.
The result reyeIses the action OF the same
own pIeasQro dictates. Great intesss e was s
taken IN the case By the citizens q Nah.
81 sSs
kG = 9ido4 nut toIth TIA RtnopRoak N0nKfk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
TIE HUSBAND IN THE WAX.
A Tragedy In which . VIM ceupeIa Wsp
Lover 20 Murder Her MaaAAAd>


Fort GAINES, Ga, Juno a,-From FRANKLIN,
Ala. comes the story Of q frishttul tragedy ID
which Yife compelled her lover 70 "a her u
asya ont the story thas No Was he sear s
employment. No nneaAlneAa was, caused BIZ
morning that circumstAnoea began 70 deVetsB
soat SS 70 W. Was sasd de siG Rss
pushing out Into tho pha.tSS eeehs, ssaSM
AS. sed tSs y S. sSs md S
man must have been tho Victim al an stfeclSg5
VIE sd sh os ne he 1 ssss
o ssE apon sss S ssS ysT s ssas
be had been first .mpEdoGsd and theR ,fhfaY8
@SSd fh soa sve Down NH 70 s ss h e. hSSs
a &mSSs p tho ss s Who SrsS S h9 SSay @
SECURED . wagon and too TOOK liz Body 70 1TSt5ylE.
When late IN the eyonlpg hp arrived at the
t aG1iS hs s sSsas = q sesa ssSs
tesoheT Of the netGhSorfooa. They pit Nrsk
refused 70 fso3gniEs tho body, Apd he tsaSAss
soon there were Jeyeiatioha wblsA tnersassS
eat Wss%Gss %ss s has ssos
sSa ssrs RsSss sho Ss's Who
The belief that wfiiia9s murdered StihI TO gos
bin &c out Of the way Ne was q ohYs arrsstsd
tks wife a. the iastiSS Of tho deed Yft4kisS
been developed that the three wore GSsn naIr
ysE ena n S:SSiV e sad sas
With . now n HsHSs county SSs ~ is2 70 SsS
GtA Tor thO murdAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
Oae OF vassars Bright Daughters.
From tAe Boston Record

The historian 10 Indebted to young woman
%ha went 70 tss cooking school al wnto. tSr The FOL
OF the school came 10 one OF the teachers with rather
day young friend Of mine who graduated last year
from NassAr. she II very accomplished young lady
and think will md her very vaua BILE addition
very bright"
The teacher bowed and prepared herself for meeting
pupil Who would never get her measures wrong fail
Lesson OF the valssr girl who pretty and ell bred
cooling She ussne 70 The opening rsmalis with in
ts..st y, She "Sssysd Psrd9n" % AN rMh.. y
Interest But pss.sps Wow sspsr.,s the TAI from d,
lean" aid BE soolief ts.chsr and he other pupil
fore b.. r. dsspsT She had never SSssTTsd It In ID
am aorry she said sv eotly, but won't you please
tell me which u the fat and which 10 the lean ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
CLEvEHEsT OF CROOKS.
Charles Becker Soon to Regain bis freedom
His Eventual History.

Charles Becker, one Of tho cleverest forg-
ers and counterfoitcrs In the world. will DO re-
leased at o o'clock next Wednesday morning
from tho Kings County Ponitentiary. Ho was
sentenced to six years and six months impris-
onment there on Doc IA. 1881, for his 1000
franc note forgery on tho Bank OF France. His
skill as countersciter brought him into close
association with Charles o. Brockway, Jr.. Il.
Brockway. r. y. Ballard. Billy Oglo, Joseph
Cook, Fred Elliott. George Wilkes, Albert VIII
son, and other notorious forgers. When he
was placed In Warden Green's caro- near
ly elk ysars ago. he and his friends
openly bonstcd that he was entirely too
valuable man to be allowed to spend six
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years in enforced re-
tirement. and that
neither the peniten-
tiary nor any other
prison In the coun-
Try was ron g
enough to hold him.
Before he was a year
In the prison he
planned a skilful
scheme to escape by
h avinR duplicate
keys OF his cell and
Of the doors OF the
corridor in which he
lIl 49, L.
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sS9po 1assr as%.' %sss aSsS
ss saa iRR s'i srd Ess, Democrat o0
dss sa @ &: sa;s Hs
osSs S ss.S.sS $s $sss asss ss
Tie paper having the sSostest nsme IA the
pescs p1Ss ss HssSs' md R 1sa;Rs
also published II 4nwsu f 's"'-m'A'''
Pioneer seems to be q fayorite name for PA.
pers on the 0nter wae veg heh
SsE sas sa$ iesss sss R0sSSlS y
nxsssn; s ~ Is: - y
9s &C. IN ss HIS
R asssn a. sss Il Ms1sPa SssPHss
s ssSp FyiHs SS ssfg e w a.
Rss the .e i e SsH Todi ; oeos fs.'
Angeles q Pore,pine, sacramento Res
cisco and Selma orssa
aeets g q R RI has s.
lego sprInss. Kansas boasts AZ 1steptshs,,
garS Serse eq Is Eastics to ss 81 e
sssss q ssNadaSsa shS Rss e S2S ses
City. a, Quiz 81 Leon. q eT1qk a. No
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tai s'01 RotSzer Nes1asks ana has Sis 10 NoR
s5e SO SSe sTs9s 89rsS aa T re-
dere. \; j.. has an 1poiio and New. York ia.
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weekly in Mountain Oily. Texas hss 0osi
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IONA has at T9mSstons daily EstsapA and
Medora q Bad Lands Ootp Boy. and at Hteeie
Ozone. Wyoming has tho Rotcdv Vest Of Doue-
lass. and the La5orete IN the interests OF work,
tngmen at Rawlins. Tho British Lion roars In
Hamilton. Ontario. and the Beaver comeS out
weekly at Napanee.
The religious papers can mostly 30 reeog-
ali told. These, Wi t. ali other eiasa Journals
and all IN foreign languages, arc ALSO eatRi
logued by themselves In the directory otter the
NJ
voted to poultry raising. 20 to fruit and vtes
to medicine and surgery, le te dendsfry 70
the interests Of educational INSTITUTION and
96 more are devoted to educetto1i IL arc DE-
voted to the deaf, dumb. and blind, 63 to ohIlJ
dren and young people, 4S to law, 1a 70 tpml.
grafton 42 tS science TO history, 70 dane
Xii the secret sosieses have their orsans' tRs
Free Masons leading with a. and there Rra 81
for the Knights OF Labor There arc also 81
temperance papers, 81 devoted to the Negro,
and to woman suffrage, Every trade and In
dpstry seems to have mediums specially deyotr
ed to Its interests. and their names arg ReIer-
es 8ssen g. Bep Se Isa a
tern Gazette. Butchers' Adcocdte, Carpet Trade
ConJec4ione1. Cuisine. Grocer, Iron AGE, fra4
Mark Record. and Stable.
In foreign languages the German ara the
most numerous, there are We 81 thop, Op9
PoIisR, in IN PaPisS, in WelsR Il pinnlsh.
n Italian, IN Portuguese IL Hebrew
Swiss, Irish, and Cherokee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
The CAlsaso 0,rps Pst 0AtAs

A Chicago girl would nevhr make use OF that
p-na.lp sHge,ite NsEeE" A,ywsnsars = mercy .
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
German Carp In the Hud.sa.

The arst German carp ever caught In the
Hudson River captured by tho fishermen 81 hulls
nahinE grounds a CoeymanS Yesterday, H Is unlike
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
THE GOLDEN YEARS.

THE CHANCES A WOMAN HAS TO MARRY
DURING HER LIFE.
A man who has studied the various
phases of TIE matrimonial market has
come to the conclusion that every woman
has some chance to marry; it may be one
to fifty, or it may be ten to one she will
Representing woman's entire chance Al
100. he has made out the following table
to show the chance at certain points o.
time:
Between the ages of Is and 20 years
141s per cent.
Between the ages Of 20 and % years
So per cent.
Between the ages of IS and 80 years
IL per cent.
Between the ages of 80 and IS years,
I5I per cent.
Between the ages of 50 and 40 years
81 per cent.
Between the ages of 40 and IS years,
~ per cent.
Between the ages of Is and 30 years
% of one per cent.
Between the ages of so and 60 years
II of one per cent.
After so it is one-tenth of 1 per cent.
or one chance In 1000.